PLM Founder and Family Participate in 2.6 Challenge for Uganda

The 2.6 challenge is in full swing as the Great British public get involved to save UK Charities with activities as diverse as press ups, climbing stairs, running, riding or trampolining.  

PLM founder, Anne Lotter, has run 44 kilometres this past week, equivalent to 26 miles in support of the #twopointsixchallenge!

Her two sons have also joined in on the challenge! Anne’s eldest son, Seb, completed 26 non-stop arm curl ups with 10kg weights. While her youngest, Dom, has suspended himself from a rugby bar for 26 seconds.

You too can help. Your donations will help us pay our school teachers in Uganda, as there is no support from the Government, especially during this difficult time. We appreciate your help!

If you participate make sure to tag us on Instagram @projectlemonde and use the hashtag #twopointsixchallenge!

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